Deborah Osei Tutu a KNUST Student Makes History, Graduates with the Highest ever Recorded CWA in the Physics Department 💫
She made this history with a CWA of 80.2 ✨
If we are reviewing papers for free as scientists, we can definitely review graduate applications for free (after all, I don’t think any Professor is getting paid when they review grad applications)
From the covers of the latest issue, the authors have discovered the creation of a linear ruthenium trimer with atypical three-center–four-electron bonding in RuP at its metal–insulator transition.
Learn more in: https://t.co/SqYfMQDTxh
when you see people accomplish things you didn’t know were possible, it should be an invitation to re-examine the limitations you’re imposing on yourself, not an opportunity to poke holes in the legitimacy of their breakthrough.
Save the Date!! The next @ACSOrganic Virtual Symposium feat. @HysterLab and @JenniferSchoma4 is coming up on Sept 21 at 12 noon ET
For more info see the DOC webpage https://t.co/jaJvUxapDJ
Thank you @chemistrio and @NSFCCHF for hosting!
Free and no registration necessary!
This is an excellent opportunity for a recent African PhD graduate or a PhD candidate in their final year. To be considered you must be a Ph.D. candidate or recent graduate (within three years of Ph.D. completion) from Sub-Saharan Africa.
https://t.co/xxmcFNbs0J
I have been awarded the Wilmot Predoctoral Cancer Research Fellowship!!! Thank you @WilmotCancer for the opportunity. And I am really grateful to my PI @isaac_s_harris and all my lab members for their support!